RN55E5362DRSL Resistors

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Through Hole Resistors are a type of resistor that are designed to suspend an electrical component between two holes that have been drilled into a board. The component is then connected to the circuit using through hole plating. Through Hole Resistors are a popular choice for high-reliability applications, since they provide a robust mechanical connection between the board and the component.

The RN55E5362DRSL is a type of Through Hole Resistor that is commonly used for power and signal conditioning applications. This device has a high power rating of up to 800 milliwatts, and a wide range of resistance values, making it suitable for a variety of applications. This resistor is also available in a variety of footprint sizes, allowing designers to match their application\'s footprint requirements.

RN55E5362DRSL is a voltage divider type Through Hole Resistor, meaning it is designed to be placed between two current carrying conductors. This device divides the incoming voltage into a part that can be used to power downstream components, and another part that is directed back to the source voltage. This technique is often used for power and signal conditioning applications, such as reducing noise on lines or increasing the signal level.

When using an RN55E5362DRSL Through Hole Resistor as a voltage divider, the first step is to determine the desired voltage output. The second step is to calculate the necessary resistance values needed to create the voltage divider. To do this, the voltage level of the source must be known, as well as the desired output voltage, and the current load for the circuit. With these values known, the resistances needed for the RN55E5362DRSL Resistor can be calculated using the following formulae:

Rtotal = (Vsource - Vout) / Isource

R1 = Rtotal / (1 + (Vout/Vsource))

R2 = (Rtotal * Vout) / Vsource

Where Rtotal is the total resistance of the circuit, R1 is the resistance of the RN55E5362DRSL Resistor in the voltage divider, R2 is the resistance of the second resistor in the voltage divider, Vsource is the source voltage, Vout is the desired output voltage, and Isource is the current load for the circuit.

Once the values for R1 and R2 have been calculated, the RN55E5362DRSL Resistor can be inserted into the circuit. The first side of the resistor is then connected to the source voltage, and the second side is connected to the current carrying conductor of the voltage divider. When the circuit is energized, the RN55E5362DRSL Resistor will divide the incoming voltage into two parts, one of which will provide the desired output voltage, and the other of which will return to the source voltage.

The RN55E5362DRSL Through Hole Resistor is a versatile device that can be used for a variety of power and signal conditioning applications. This device offers a wide range of resistance values, making it suitable for a variety of applications. It also provides an effective mechanical connection between the board and the component, making it an excellent choice for high-reliability applications.

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